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Navy Federal Credit Union

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Good benefits, but disappointing shift in work policy - UX Designer Navy Federal Credit Union Employee Review

1.0
7 Apr 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Good benefits, 401k, and pension

Cons

The recent change of the hybrid work policy from 2 to 3 in-office days per week is disappointing. Flexibility was previously a strong part of the company’s culture, this change feels like a step backward and has impacted work-life balance for many employees. The adjustment appears to have been implemented without sufficient transparency or clear business justification, which has affected morale. Many employees signed on and have structured their routines around the prior policy, and the change has created unnecessary strain. Leadership is out of touch, no parking spots so they're renting commuter lots not on the campus. Last fall the female VP on MSO bragged about how she doesn't worry about parking because she has a dedicated parking spot. How tonedeaf can one be..

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Navy Federal Credit Union Response
3mo
Your experience does not reflect the culture we strive to provide and maintain, and we are truly sorry we did not meet your expectations.

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Cons

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Thank you for your input. We strive to listen and truly understand our team members’ needs and values, allowing us to deliver benefits, programs and perks that mean the most to them!
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Pay can be decent at times Met some great people

Cons

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